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You are here: Home / News / Sport / SA U18 ‘A’ call-up for SWD’s Liam Lightly

SA U18 ‘A’ call-up for SWD’s Liam Lightly

1 August 2025 by Guest

Liam Lightly from South Western Districts has been called up as an injury replacement to the SA U18 ‘A’ team for the U18 International Series, which kicks off next week.

Lightly, a loose forward from Oakdale, replaces the Pumas’ Franko Rossouw, from Secunda, in the ‘A’ squad.

SA Rugby also announced a further change in venue for the opening round of the forthcoming series. Due to building work at Stellenberg High School, the first three matches scheduled for Friday, 8 August will now be played at Hoërskool Durbanville.

Match days two and three will take place as scheduled on Tuesday 12 August at Boland Landbou and Saturday 16 August at Paarl Gimnasium. The two SA U18 squads were named last week – click here for more.

Updated U18 International Series fixtures:

All matches to be streamed live by SuperSport Schools

Friday 8 August 2025 at Hoërskool Durbanville:

11h30: SA U18 ‘A’ vs Ireland

13h30: Georgia vs England

15h30: SA U18 vs France

Tuesday 12 August 2025 at Boland Landbou:

11h30: SA U18 ‘A’ vs Georgia

13h30: SA U18 vs Ireland

15h30: England vs France

Saturday 16 August 2025 at Paarl Gimnasium:

11h30: France vs SA U18 ‘A’

13h30: Ireland vs Georgia

15h30: SA U18 vs England

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